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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

4 ANiNU qualified o. administrator on the estate
at 1. a. Nhinault dcCuscd I, a. such nj.
miulstraiof will Un the
aad hay of October, 1857,
ON the pr,mi.s ell ai puhiT sale al the stock and
nRUrs In the saloon AMI the furniture IN the
l.nsfti nr huusa NJ ~ Main ttr'rt. oppfsiir the
tstot II thr Kansas city, Memphis a birmingham
Hailrnad eumtany. cunsisiing ~ v gallons II fof.
ret kiur WHISKY. - rallous " Tennessee tub
eniions 1T i " Harp.f whisky IS SALONS II corn
WHISKY. 10 gallons II ginnt whisky. 3 gallons II
california vine 2rainus 81 assorted wincs pounds
II chew lna and smoking tniurUn riran and cigar
ettss laiui aud dash huiilss. tttf. 2 shuaHy. >
whisky and vine glass; q giassss aud tumhlrfs.
sffaW hnldrf silver shaker tlu shalrf lee nick I
sugar hnwl walter. straN AMI silver sIt0dus I
sample cas- giass siraif'f, iuhaoru cutter cigar
cutter water ssrp.r dent uhu, butilUt lsplttnuns
= lugs hung bunrf fan~1is iUr NV, nall pull,f.
duS,n TASKS corks, quart. ra.lun and hall gallon
dmwef u wall frame piclufu Nanls oi inNrling
aud lar'r bar looking gia,s This u the siork In
sainnn IN the l.tarling huufv 3 hcdstoads. 5
wstir,s..,. 8 spring natives feather pillows 3
f,ttnn pillows buraus, window shades I
aullts ashects ~ pillow uss twash stands, 2
dinlng table, / sale. carving table " chain, :
hat ncks tookinr Flass. 2 tail" cloths. ! water
s,s,irf = water buckets. wuiier. dish aud wash
rens 10 pie lans, lamp, ~, r., ooncc mill and
pfrmirss, ani u u pfor-l " All whatever
Iutrr-i n esiais may ha,v IN the lcnsr aud the
e,i viii ~ the husis,ss- l'ityhascr ispfr IA, VI
sale NAV lnsport the prufgfif on the pnfmisrs ~
Main drcL Terms Of sale r.sh. ..
Administrator II l.. u. shinaulL
octotcr y. iss5.
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Incftase 10 TccClpis ihl' ycnT 800
IlyEHrooi..


LIVERPOOL.
AtnOon: Spots Firm, prices stintning n
little. Salcs, 2,Oo bales IT which American
200 bales. Receipts. 500 bales II which
American 500 bales. Closing quotations
were a. follows: Ordinary. I'D good ordi.
nary, fHd low middling B l.iGd good mid.
ding, b7-iGd middlIng uplands, b,.d !,
middling Orleans, 9 lied.
fuiurcs opened steady al the advance aud
closed quiet at advance, ~ follows;
tThe prices are given IN pence and Oilhs
thus 4'8 means Gi-Gid and . OF means
0 i-Cidl
--Ailp.m. October, o I'D, buyers; October.
Eoyeniber, 8 lid, buyer, NoycmbcrDcccm.
Yer, iOd, buyers; February. March, o I'D,
buyers; Marcli-Aprl, 0 1871, buyer; April.
May, o i5d, buyers, May.June. o nd, buyer.
Deccmbcr,January,6 iOd, buyers; January
February, 8 i0d, buyers.
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GENERAL MARKET.

conx MEAf-siandard, o. -; pearl, " p
as 20; roller, o. 50ta2 o., steady.
Bnaxs-Navy, g. 1903; medium, y 90.
Oar MEsL~-1n half brls., t21S 80 from
Tlovn-From store, common, - 20, faml.
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y, g '65 choice, 6 81; fancy, ~; extra fan
cy, n IS; patent, 81 rs; firm -
CnAckrRs--soda, extra, &c; soda, treble c1-
IRA, sc; ginger snaps, 5,fo; assorted jun
bles, Toe.
store.
HoMINY AND GRrTs--From store, S3Cd3 %
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a.i-- aud ttot.e..

Nun Moderate demand. 10 to a.
hands high. none. rs 81 ~ hands high. titp
diNi o. ~ ~ hands high ti1iaHu.
lluusus=Dull drivers. tipaiio. heavy
dmft. $50 saddle. fiiiaHp extra saddle.
isutyo plug. tira7S. Icias ponics, 81
ftfsI
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U0as-Choioe $40.
HnTu-Choios. SIC. medium. 81.
LaNn.-Guli b. rhuice. ttat ~
Gu,ss C,rrtt-Ihoicc. 3 - good Ntli.r
fair 10 medium, 2'.G2i,c, srullauar., ~
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iceNstune.

HAy-Choicc, from store, SIC; car load
from lcycc or depot $40; prime store, SOC;
cca' load from leyee or depot, $40; prairie
from store, SOC; car load from lcvee or depot,
81.
BRtN--From store, soc; from lcycc or de-
pot, SIS.
CoRN-From store, white Sic; mixed, Sc;
from lcvcc or depot, white. In bulk, IOc; In
SKIS, 52c; mixed, IN bulk, 47c In SKIS, SOC
OATs-from store, white, Soc mixed, 3jc;
from levcc or depot white, in bulk, SIC; in
sks., 33c; mixcd. in bulk. Nv in SKIS. 3lc.
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stase ef the Rivers.

OIuCisL SiesAi srHvirr 4. y Al
NTnFuis. Octulef ~. D. m
The following observations arr taken at all sta.
ton. nained alsi meridian time which IL one
hour later than Memphis time
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New York DIV Goods Market.

NEw IoRK, Oct 20.-Thcrc was quiet
demand for moderate quantities OF seasona-
bic specialities, with the locating Of orders
for spring fairly good in some directions
The Journal Of Commerce will announce to-
morrow that during the second week III
January there will be pcrcmptory auction
sale for account Of the Berkeley company,
which still comprises 9, 600 cases of India and
Victoria lawns, and includes all the quail
ties with which the trade Is familiar
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened firm AMI
closed very firm; mddlng, Dc. Sales, $3.50
bales, Of which 1850 TO exporters and $50 To
spinner; receipts G,Gl0 bales; shipments.
1870 bales; stock ON hand, si,m's bales; re-
ocipis To date, i57,0Os bales shipments to
date, Sn,ail bales.
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CIIANCERY SALE
-OF-
REAL ESTATE.

No tOiS. RD-Chhnccry Court Of shelby county,
state OF Tennessee, for use, etc, ". q. LiueiOhn
al
By virtue oi an inicrlocutory decree for sale en-
tcrrd Ia the nhOve cnuse ON the ggth dny 81 July,
49, " H. o. Uagc 2us, will sell at public auction,
e. the highest bidder. In front Of the clerk aud
Masters ofiirc. NJ the Main sirect cntmncc II tho
Couri.house ol shelby county. Memphis, Tenn on
saturday, October ~, 1887,
within legal hours the following described prop
cry situated In Taxing District oi shelby comfy,
Tennessee. towit: Lot "a, block 10. southeast tyr
upr al Thirl aud Geon,a streets 251li2 iect lot
- block IL. fronting ~ feet on the east side of
Thirl strct tfort Pickcringl aud running hack
onst lctWron PARALLEL lines H. feet being south "
aud adjoining above described lot q. ..s
Terms ~ sHlc-On a credit Of six months; nots
hearing Interest with security required. lien 70
ihlned redemption barred.
This 9TH day Oi October iNS7.
4 l. MCDOWELL. Clcrk ani Master
Nv q. " caldwell, Deputy &. and ~
D. n. a g. w. Hlelskcll. Solicitors.
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lfstahlishcd IN lSo
mr. JOHNSON T. Acknowledged by all parties In
~ trrrtcd a. by inf the must sucrrslui phyri
clan IN the treatment ui private ~ SCENT discnsgH
quick permanent GUNS guaranteed In even rusc
male uf female. NcCcnt casJr ol Gouurfhtn aud
syphilis cund IN few DAYS without the usu II
mercury, change ~ diet or hiudmncc fruu htt,i
ncss. Scrpndafy syphilis, the Last ycttigc emd
Gated without the u'. 81 mcrrury, Involuntary
los " scmcn stopped IN n short time. Sufttgfs
frnm impitCncy or Ices ~ sexual pnNcn nstufpd ~
inv yiruf In a few weeks victims ~ tclf ubusp
and eNcvssiyc yCucry. suffering from stcfmhiouhca
49, fnancnty rurd. Particular attention fsiid
ta-ft DISEASE ~ Women, and cures gunmnisrd
i'll,s and old sIrr cun Without the No. IT caustia
af the knife. All consultations strictly rnuhdrn.
ilal. Medicines sent ~ cSprs 10 all parp Of the
county
~ NohlnTmen curcd Al half the usual ratos
Oficc hours from O'Clock am. 20 ociock y 10.
u. = JOHNSON. MD
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,ett.. SD P,os.s,..

pmur CrrbE ON % crude. none
prime summef ysiiou safe N summer
yrliou - lhs.Hr fuIkiug Summer yellow
JsaeN miners suiHmef ysllOu, @Hts
prime cotton s'ei meal. so yhiO car lo..sl
lott les than raf load. 90 pni5.
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HtesINe-sis s7e.c.
Tfrs=N -
sn5r-nrop. q =. bast 81 o.
fHtrs=fs
N.s-ir,ai = isSs - sissi q gs2 ~
fsrlu-K-rs. A. hall kel- Z. - guar
80 49, q Z"
Tottu..-i 1umou. siasi-. other rr',drs.
afdks
s,rr=f,arrsfft go ~ i-Alphs up -
p. -tal y - cal a Al
tasr On Friut vliif v bulssals lots 10,
% EuIlur
Htt. prt firt ~ isr ~. iusc
drf saitst -rrs. ru-sr -ultrd. NJ D 2 '.r
~ = 81 rr-rt SOL slo,I~iins iScuii
ETrusr-tE
Tstt0u 10 ~
Weuf-nufrF Tffus vpuI. uuNushsd. laoa
- slsar Efrasr vu1I .i.fss buffy washed
gllaEs. SOB washed .fa ~.
WnisE1 -~fruirtt krufurfy bourt.ou
Nan land rnd Ifnuf1 Itaria hyf kuhiu-rf
and iinaoin o1unti-s. Isnns-sfs uhistlf-
a0rufdiur % aFf ani male. common uhisiy
srfftl ~ a00gr,iinF ~ prod
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving.
Movements nj the Leyee.

Wyoming, ST. Louis; Chickasaw,
White river Jay Gould, NJ. Louis.
MISUNDERSTANDING, H. Louis; Chicka-
saw, White river; Jay Gould, New Orleans;
u. H. Rucker. st. Louis.
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Alton 4 4. II. pref 20.
American Express, 100.

Alton 4 T. H. pref. 20. Morris 4 r. on q: ~ ~
American Express, l6 Nashville s 1ma, ta,.
H., C., X. a ~, 90 new yvrtcl ,onu"b as
Canada Pacific. So, Norfolk w. p,e'' So|r
Canada Southcrn, 5Fs norlneIu Inein., @.,.s<
central Pacific NOI'sSer%S rd Ics Rrci ""
C Cses % pref pTsfl New York CENTRAL cG
Chicago 4 Alton, 1872 NY, {. a. ~, l.. lH..,
g T. foEls Tia ~ ONO Misi.slpPl &
G., H. q q. l29l4 ONO miss pref, %:
G., st. l.. 6P, 1pt. Ontario western loH
G., s.. j. 4 =, pref a6's. Oregon ky Nay2 ~
Cley. 4 Col 500 Oregon Imp 90, Si9
bel d IIudron. iH7z. Pacific Mail, aPs
Del Lack n West I2Glk Peoria, u. 4 r., 20.
Den & Rio Grande, ~ Piilsbnrg lhl. go,
Eric Eric prcl ca. I.eading, GiT'
East Tennessee 1879 Rock Island, ia.
Enst Tennessee pref j7'gSt J.. a Fan Fran 49,.
Fort Wayne, 1857 ~. l.. 4 3. y. pref, g.
Harlem. 80 81 L.&s.F. 1T pref. no.
Ii iii"ois" csq!f3I il5yy S,,S MA S, !. lPii ni%
Ind, II n Western, H. 81. Paul, VI. n NJ, W
Kansas & Tc1as ~ 81 Paul q Omahn, 573f
lax shore srG S W. i' q, nav al III H. ~.
Louisville 4 Nash, 49, Texas Pacinc, 23i1.
Louisville q y. A., 49, Union Pacific 49,.
Memphis & char, 49, 4. n Express, g.
Michigan Central, ~. Wab., II. L. a r., IL.
Min. s. Louis, 10 W" s. IT, T. preil 70
Min. 4 ~. l.. pref 90. Wells a Fargo Ex. ~.
Missouri rarihc, sos Western Union Tel, ~,
NJ, l.. T. 4 W. ~
LoNpoN. Oct 90 u. m.---The bullion
in the Bank Of England increased s4s, 600
during Inc mast week. The proportion of
the hank Of England reserve 10 liabilities Is
now 43.S7 per cent. Bar silver, ~ 3lGd per
ounce.
p,,,s o,, oo-Tho uocklv statement Of
,bc nant ~ Francc show n decrease oI !, $50.
o1of In gnIJ Th,cc ncr cont rcntes wi ne
gor no oc"nr,i '''
w. Wv -
BANK cLLAHNuS' ,,,-.-,.- -,
NLw oRLkANa "a, oct ~ 'ar'nss VI
INC h"hhs' sl,''o,oI'
Cnc,Go, Ill, Oct, O.-The bank clcarhSs
TODAY were SlO74O,VC
NEw YoRK, Oct O-.The bank clcnrngS
today were 81 ,G33, $50; balances, $5,3l2,0jO.
Bosros Mass Oct o0--rhe bank clear.
ipg. todnv wcrc slg NO $50 balances. a. 49,
sII
u.. A., ~, oo rho Lo,,L cio,r.
- 49,, -. Wv" "ni iHo. haIanrcs SoG;
~ ''''' WIZ F'''''''''
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rNcnANnr QrorArIoNs.

Ordinary. nominal, good ordinary sc;
low middling, sa4c, middling, o. good
middling, o'.c; middling fair, o'sci fair, nom.
inal.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
AprrAL OFFICE.

THURSDAY EvENiNG, Oct 80 lSS1.
The money market is improving, funds
being more plentiful at the banks, but the
demand for loans still keeps rates at per
cent. The tone Of the market remains firm,
and as yet no business is done outside Of the
regular customers.
The Clearing house report is as follows:
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Wool.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 20. -Wool-steady and
unchanged. Tub washed-Choice, Ja3'c;
fair, 3ia35c; low, 3Oa32c.
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SuGAR-Conec 6,.GtG'Ec; yellow clarified
1c seconds, 6a6l4c; refined A, G1sG09sc;
graduated, 7M7lsc; powdered, 7,sci cut loaf,
ne; good dcmand.E t
RIcE-Louisiana, 56e6c; Carolina, G@6lsc;
strong.
CANDrp Sticks, all sizes, In boxes, pals
and barrels, '4@Du fancy assorted, 35@iOc
firm. 'tsirf.H.#
Scars Am CANDLES Soup, 3GG5lIc can
dies, full weight, sMmDc.
CnErsR New York factory, Oc full cream,
i3di2'Ec Young American, he.
CorrEr-t 'ommon, Doc; ordinary, 2OIfD
fancy, -, l@2ic; old government, 2Og32c;
firm
SAT- 80 Saginaw. a 85Gii 40 per barrel;
sacks fine, II 3jOgt 10; coarse, u TOOL 10,
pockets, blcachcd, 81 %; mixed, barrels,
80 So mixed Mac. 49,,
CANNED GooDs--pinc apples, 81 25(Il 30.
Peaches. 2 pounds, standard u 81; , pounds,
standard, - ~: seconds, ~ 5OCdl ~. Toma-
toes, pounds, standard 81 OOtol 10;
pounds standard, Al 2jGdl 80 Strawberries,
a O Raspbrrrics, II 90. Blackbcrrics,
- lhdl -. Grccn Cages, u 75Cgl ~, Pears,
81 75m2 -. plum~, n 6j@l 70. Asparagus,
- 7jmI -. Green corn, 81 2bdti a.. Green
peas - Goal -, Cove oysters full weight,
! pound, slGtl as 2 pounds, u O1grl l1i
light weight pound. 0DetBjc; 2pound~, slC1
iO. condensed milk, Crown, % 75CuS ~,
Eagle. u ~. Swiss, ~ 20 Salmon, - %.
sarlincs, Si ~ mustard mrdincs, = -.
Mackcrcl II ~: herring mnckcrrl, 81 p.
OLA~E--luuisiailn, common tu fair, 21Ct
| 3Or prime 10 choice, l26tJhr; syrup, 2lcl
| 4Oc centrifugal common 10 fair, 25td2 ~
prime Ia choice, Io@i5ci fancy, 3xJiOci
| good demand
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mon.cheId auppIics.

Arms Kentucky stock a. 55ai per brl
dried apples, ~ a. g. per pound from
storc Dried peaches, IT, Ia NJ from store.
NraEr,bLrE e. Onions. g. jOd3 per brl.
Cabbage Northern, SjCilO per ion. knut-
barrels, SnaiOi han brs, - 5Ot@5. Garlic,
IicKlrs Barrels, 80 5o@7i half brls, -
Ml5O
EGUs- Weaker at iGd lie.
Frulr-Omngrs, - - per box, 81 5OCL7
per br lemons, Sht3 ~ per Oor. Ia
nanas, ~ aOats - per bunch.
Ntts-Coruannis, ~ per 100. Peanuts
Virgins, o. Tennessee farmers stock, 3eIic;
roasted, ~ higher shcllcd, To-. fecans-
texas, f6lOc
RUsiNs-london layers s.; layers " 20;
California, " ~.
Por,rors-firm, selling at 75(asoc per bu,
g. Jotd2 ~ pcr bfl.
Cipm-Ncw York, s. 80 PER brl and " Is
per half brl. ~
Hrrrm- ButicTinc. liaisc; creamery,
gs9-1c; dairy. lNs2Ic; country butter
isa2ar.
pouLrnY-Chickcns scarce. spring 81 500
4. old hens, g. sssS turkeys. sslais.
Gsus-Quail. ~ ~ per doIcn; squirrels,
81 81 pr doren Ncnison-wholc deer, S'9sci
saddle. ia
Visrs,s-Pcr GALLON. iccai5c.
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Administrators Sale OF Saloon
and Boarding-House

II ANtNu qualified o. administrator on the estate
af l. a. Shinault dcUUusci. l. a. such Nd.
miuistuiof. will. Un the
.a.i uux of Oetobgf 1881
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p,nY corroN STATEMENT.

low middlinR, sa.C middling, o. good
middling o'.c; middling fair, 0'sci fair, nom.
inal.
DAnY COTTON STATEMENT
Stock September l. I,aJD bales Imports
Thus FAR this week. glGsl bales. thus far
lat week. $3.50 bales. Today: NJ 4 q. a.
X, 2jI: NJ. At u. H.. 5a3. ". a l.. a. n
D., SIG. G., %. a :. W. a. r., 35i; L., y. o.
a r. r. u. 81. L.. y. q. & r. H. r., 3Ii: \.
e., =. & NJ H. r., 5a3; NJ, $ All. H. n, 3sii
STEAMERS, ANS wagons and other sources,
200.
ENports-rhus Car this week. l0,3S2 bales
thus far last week, 1879 bales To-day.
NJ &C. u H.. t53. N & 7. H. u, i,0l2 e.,
'O.& =. " n H., 50. l., y. q. & Z. H.
X, 5ai
NTW YORK.
Spots OPENED steady and closed firm.
middling e'sc SALES. 80 balc-. Qu"ta
tons wcr as follows Ordinary, 70; god
ordinary, > 5iGc; low iailfliue. s'.c; mid.
ding. s'sc 81 n.iadiing. . isiGci mid.
ding fair, lose fair lie
Futurcs opened steady AMI sic,-l '-sssiy
a. follows O,tolsf ssssssl. Nspsr..sf
eGl. p,vcmlsr gc.asG Jtr4t'y fs.s,s
aGs February. SIS. Narsh. .c.ss -
April. s"assi. MAJ. sa~sae % lul'
-IoWaio.y July. ioiosist4 Aurur
iol5alois
q. l. Gren A Go. az aCa.fa- ..
tions rsiainsd about 50 s1rss rfrlf-aI fflfu's
and another aid.tiar 49, rllif ir. ff 80
Eafly In ths day mafif- isisi Lfil
tame, and a nd-irrlif s,1i.r1r lsr lfrs'i ~
again IN sthaust.ug dfmaHi dstsiUf-sI
made up q covering and iufsri.ur oftFr
and a vroysTy followed that pos fztfs IA y
eight points M On this md heat flurth. 40.
about four points shove lzsf evenings an.
made pretty ftrniy shoHlnF until jusi =
the clos when a small frarii0n rs raib.-
of"
NV 0IfEkvE
Ths pot market oTeued firm and ,ioss,
Arm. middlihE o lie sslcs. o.zi0 bale,
Quotations we're o. iuIiou. Ordinary
Cl5iGr rooi ordinary. i.i0c. low mid
ding lilo. middAng. i-iC5 good mid
ding. s.iCc.
fuiurs opened barely steady and close
quiet. o. follows October. p Oiagns Noysm
Der, a0HtsOi. n,esmber. ptr,0rp ~. Janu
AIRY, aiNrH a. February. . rus ~ Mafrh
SSAaJi. April pt5Ctp a.. MAY. p55Gsa -
June, pGi@9Gs. July, N55np5s. August
s'Sdo5t Sales, G1,ouo balc-.
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OH and ruVpentinc'

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 2O.-Turpentne-
Firm; 32c.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 2Q-Pctroleum-
Firm; $. W., 100, &c.
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sTEAMB0An.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Steamer KATE ADAMS will leave this week
on FRIDAY, the 2lst inst. positively at 3 pm;
Freight will be received for her on Thursday and
Friday at the wharf boat.
+. wALwORTH, Agent
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EXCHANGE.

New York and cities north and cast, on
demand, s. discount buying, par selling;
New York and principal cities north aud
east, three days grace, s. discount buying
PAR selling; New Orleans, s. discountbuying
par selling.
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-Four hundred and scventy-sevcn brls ap-
pies, 100 brls beans and peas, 30 pkgs butter,
as0 rolls tagging, 80 pkgs bacon, 49, pkgs
boots and shoes !, $50 bu corn, 30 pkgs
cheese, sou SKIS coffee, 600 SKIS cotton seed,
20 cars cotton seed, l,;50 bdls cotton ties,
.l25 brls cement, 500 pkgs dry goods, 10
pkgs eggs, $50 brls Hour, 1850 bales hay,
10 pkgs hats, 40 bead hogs, 6S head cattle,
a. head horses and mules HO pkgs lard,
5000 feet lumber 100 pkgs liquors, i2O brls
lime. ~ brs meal, 81 hrls molasscs, 30
kcgs " nails, 1900 I'm cats, 40 hrls potatoes,
100 hrls PORK, ears pork sides - pkg rice,
go brls sugar $50 pkgs tobacco, 600 bu
wheat
EiENArOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount ~ grain
received, withdrawn aud IN store 10y regular
elevators, ns reported To the Merchants cx-
change TODAY: Wheat IN store, ~ i3O
bn, Corn IN store, I0s In. Oats received,
5.2a5 bu; withdrawn, $50 bu; In store,
CnblA hu
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TIME TABLES.

Mail and express trains run solid between Mem.
phis and Louisville. Pullman buffet sleeper runs
ON mail and sleeping and reclining chair on ex-
press. Three hours quickest time TO Chicago
Ticket onice under Peabody Hotel.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13
The Road Completed

Mcssrs. T. w. Gillette, General
Manager Hardess of the p. & /. Co.
and John Pilmer left on Wednes-
days stage for Smoky for the
purpose of viewing the new road
just completed from the summit
to the Silver Star mine. The road
was constructed by Mr.. Pilmer and
is the best piece of road work in
this part of the territory. 1t is six
teen feet wide, and throughout its
entire length a fine grade is main
tanned. With the completion of
this road, direct communication is
established between Ketchum and
Smoky and the trips made by heav-
lily loaded wagons without difficult
ty. The round trip can be made in
buggies or light wagons in ten
hours time, allowing for good rest
at Smoky before starting back.
Machinery is now being hauled to
the Silver Star mine from here and
ore brought to the Sampler from
the Carrie Leonard, Dollarhide and
other mines.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13
New Time Table.

On Sunday last a new time table
over the Branch went into effect,
ard trains now arrive at II 40 p. NJ.
leaving here at 2 o'clock. The
twenty-four hour system Of keep
ing time has also been Discarded,
and the return to the old style is
highly satisfactory to the employees.
The change made in the time, from
business point of view, is not
satisfactory, as no opportunity will
be given to answer important let
tiers on the came day of receipt.
The delivery and the distribution
of the mail will occupy most of the
hour and a-quarter, and by the time
a merchant can run through his
correspondence, the mail is closed
and the train gone. So far as
learned, the change Of schedule
made on the mail line does not
amount to any great difference on
the arrival or departure of trains
at any station. If, as proposed, the
the run from Pocatello to Portland
is to be shortened several hours,
another and more radical change
may be looked for on the Branch.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13
It Smelt That Way.

A young lady from Shoshone,
visiting friends here during last
week, who had never witnessed the
process of smelling ore, visited the
P. e. l. works before her departure
and was greatly interested in the
operation. The fumes from the
furnace, as is we'll known, are at
times strongly impregnated with
an arsenical flavor, and it was this
disturbing element to the dainty
nostrils of the fair investigator of
ore reduction that proved the only
drawback to her visit. Curiosity
at last asserted its sway in wOman's
breast, and the young lady asked
her guide and companion, "What
it was that smelt SOP" The young
man had been airing his knowledge
on the mysteries of smelling to a
considerable extent but the query
floored him and he had to fish for
an answer with an Undated hook.
Smell yes, horrid," said he, "sil-
yer always smells that way when it
is hot" and the young man looked
wiser than ever as he and the young
lady pursued their investigation.
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George A. Taylor, an employe OF
Lapointe & Boone, at their quarry,
was given his time on last Satur-
day, receiving $3.50, the amount
due him for labor. The payment
was made by check, which he speed
lily cashed, and after squandering
this money, he procured blank
check. filled it out for $3.50, forged
the name of John Lapointe to the
same and received the money from
one of the Konninger brothers at
the brewery. The check was pre-
scented at the First National bank
on Monday, but payment was re-
fused, the forgery being apparent.
Konninger is out 1880, and is
now on the war path after Taylor,
who has disappeared. Sheriff Kin
ney was notified of the facts, and
furnished description of the man,
but it is probable he has got away.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13
The Smoky Nail.

A petition has been circulated in
Haley and a portion of Smoky
addressed to the Postmaster-Gen-
eral, asking that the mail service
between these two towns be ex.
tended to three times a week. This
is a move against having any mail
service over the Ketchum route.
The department at Washington
having control of the matter has
had the Smoky mail route under
consideration for some time, and il
may be that there will be some in
teresting developments fofthcom-
ing in the near future. The remon.
stran ce sent to the department some
time ago, against establishing
mail line to Smoky from Ketchum
is being Investigated by parties
now in Washington, and the ami
mus of these signers is becoming
apparent. Mr.. Pease's effort to
have the Willow creek route given
tri-weekly service will hardly
succeed with all his cuteness.,